Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-07-14
HERE AND THERE.

| Board of Review is in session to-day.
Get your furniture repaired at NJ
A. Bogoger & Co.
| Mrs. Daugherty and her daughter
Marv, are visiting with friends In the
east.
NJ. c. Warren contemplates the erec-
ton of anew barn on his residence lots.
We noticed Mr. Chas PomainvilIe on
our streets Monday. He looks natural
as ever.
| Picture frames made to order at NJ.
A. Bogoger x Co.
! Mr.. Edward Tenant has new wagon
and dray. It's great improvement on
the old one.
NJ. G. Warren is having his furniture
store repainted. Morton Mosher is the
artist.
Mrs. Lee Bettinger and child, are
visiting with W. E. Gardner and family
in Centralia.
Henry Lubbock has added nice line
Of cook stoves to his stock. Call on him
when IN need of hardware.
Brother Paul and son Leo, arrived
from Minneapolis, on Saturday last for
low udy . NtS1G LII the tNIH CItIGS.
Venez nous voir. Nous vendons les
mailleurs qualite de marchandises a des
prix reduits. @. E. PARIsEAU.
Mrs. J. w. Freeman left for Menon.i-
nee, Mich, Monday for several weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Woodford.
DR.. Henry de Grandpre, Office over
+. Pomainville's business place, opposite
post office. Calls answered atall hours.
If
VIM. Lord, now aresident of this city
| is running milk wagon. Any person
desiring milk will do well to call on him.
: Alex. Zenier gave another of his
pleasant musicales at the residence of
NJ. A. Hurley, Wausau, last Saturday
evening.
Chas. B1odgett and N. E. Emmons
received the incest lot of blueberries
Tuesday morning that have come into
this market this year.
Mrs. Henry Boyer and children, of
Merrill, who have been visiting in the
twin cities, returned home Tuesday
morning.
U. G. St. Amour's mother from
Chicago, is a guest at the Commercial
House, in Centralia. She arrived Mon
dav morning.
The iron indications grow better in
the Surprise Mining Co.'s mine as the
shaft is lowered. May the most favora-
bic result be obtained.
Mr.. w. Robinson, a brother of DIR.
Robinson, and professor in the Delevan
College, this State, is visiting with his
brother in this city.
defeated the Wausau nine on the 4th Of
July III that city on a score of II to 8 in
favor of New London.
Mrs. D. P. Morrill, returned home
from Minneapolis, Monday afternoon
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
Schmidt, of Crookston, Mimi.
The young ladies Arbutus Band will
give Pink Sociable at the Cong'l Church
Tuesday evening July the 18th. Every
body is cordially invited to be present.
Mrs. Lille Wood was in the city the
past week packing up some articles ne
cessary for keeping house, as Mr.. Wood
has decided to remain in Milwaukee for
another year.
For SALE.-The lot and building
formerly occupied by Mr.. A. Bezaillon
as blacksmith shop. For particulars
enquire of Alex BezaillOn in t. G.
st Amour's drygoods store.
w. S. M. Abbott, of Minneapolis, was
a welcome caller at the REPORTER office
Friday afternoon during our absence.
Come again Mr.. Abbott sand we will
try and be at home.
While playing base ball in this city
last Sunday Mr.. Chas. Compton receiv-
ed injuries about the hip that will
confine him to his bed for several
weeks. He suffers considerable pain.
Mr. Ramsey, membor Of the firm of
f. MacKinnon & Co.. in Centralia, was
in this city looking after the interests of
that compa ny. This office is indebted
for social and business call.
NOTICE is hereby given that the A. &
NJ. Association Will hold meeting in
Council Chamber Grand Rapids, Satur-
day evening July 16. A large attend
anse IS requsted.
f. L. TIBBITs, Secretary.
Lutz Bros brewery came pretty near
being destroyed by fire the past week.
The roof took fire from a spark issuing
from the chimney and burned quite d
hole in the roof The able assistance Of
near neighbors saved the property.
Mrs. Paul Mccormick and three child
ren, from Junction City, Montana, stop
ped over in this city three days the
past week the guest of Mrs Frank Belen-
ger, on her way east. Miss Stella Bel
enger accompanied her from this city
and will be absent until the first of
/ September.
Miss Ella Closuit surprised her many
friends In this city lately, by getting
married on the 2nd inst to Mr.. James
/ D. Fouzer, of Royalton, Wis, Rev.
Beyerle officiating They have the best
wishes of the WooD COUNTY REPORTER
for future success and happiness.
Mrs. W. 7. Jones had just placed her
son Seth in the buggy and entered into
/ it herself when her horse started up
/ suddenly while she was yet standing,
preciDitating her forward oyerthe front